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Tambaran2 Tambaran 2 Gallery is a dynamic art space showcasing exciting contemporary artists, both emerging and well-established.
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06/25/2026

Views of courtesy of .curates 📸

Thanks for stopping by!

06/25/2026

“Invisible” from Palaiciuc Tatiana

“Sunglasses” by Hiroki Kawanabe
06/24/2026

“Sunglasses” by Hiroki Kawanabe

06/24/2026

Fresh work from Blake Whitaker ()

Head to the link in bio to learn more + get in touch đź”—

Blake Whitaker is a Los Angeles based multidisciplinary visual artist with a primary focus on painting. Blake grew up in Seattle Washington where he received his BA in interdisciplinary visual art from The University of Washington in 2006. Blake eventually relocated to southern California where he attended Calarts and graduated in 2017 with a MFA in experimental animation. Since graduating he has had a career as a professional muralist, working on numerous projects throughout the greater Los Angeles area. As well as murals Blake has created a collection of 40 scenic backdrops for Schmidli Backdrops which have been featured in commercial projects, including music videos and advertisements.

06/24/2026

Starting off Wednesday with A.A. Murakami and “The Moon Underwater” (.a.murakami)

“The Moon Underwater (2025) created for an exhibition at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo. The bubbles appear almost like miniature moons or luminous celestial bodies. Their reflections on the water create the illusion of moons floating both above and below the surface. The title refers to a long standing Japanese aesthetic tradition of appreciating the moon’s reflection in water, sometimes considered more beautiful than looking directly at the moon itself.” - .a.murakami

06/23/2026

“As a visual artist, I value beauty that brings about well-being. Much of my work arises from merging my love for sculpting and painting the human form with my need for making things that feel good to use in daily living.”
- Adrien Miller ()

🛣️ “When I drive I feel completely alive - For a small moment, in between this place and that, I am free from reality. M...
06/23/2026

🛣️ “When I drive I feel completely alive - For a small moment, in between this place and that, I am free from reality. My truck and I become a motion of blurred color, barreling through space and time. I like to keep my window open to listen to the sounds that traveling makes, to enjoy the smell of the landscape.

Every trip is a new one, not one sunset is the same. On the road I am a part of the painting. I am movement, color, sound, adventure and emotions. This is my landscape.” - Grant Haffner ()

Get in touch to learn more about available works from Grant Haffner at [email protected] 📧

06/23/2026

Admiring the process of contemporary artist Helen Adams (.sketch)

“Helen Adams (2004) is a Belgian artist based in Kortrijk and a master’s student in printmaking at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts (KASK) in Ghent. Her practice moves between graphic art and painting and is rooted in personal memories, emotions, and lived experiences. Art functions as a way for her to process thoughts, confront difficult questions, and give form to emotions that are otherwise hard to grasp.” - text via artist website

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06/23/2026

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06/22/2026

“As a painter I extract figures from photographs from the pre-digital age as a starting point. These can be found family photographs or home movies. Watching these personal films I instinctively stop them on frames that resonate.

The images I am most often drawn to related to peoples roles in society, the hierarchies and dynamics of power. I paint with a strong idea of colour to begin. I use both oil and acrylic paint, alongside charcoal and pencil drawings. My background as a printmaker informs my use of layers and structure, yet I allow the process to move and evolve the work as it is constructed. Loose and textured painterly marks exist alongside more precise detail. A strong grounding in portrait and figure drawing gives freedom to describe or suggest. Looking back into our recent past is an act of remembering and nostalgic mis-remembering, with photographs and film becoming the vehicle which constructs stories about ourselves.

Figures are often rewritten or falling from clear view, and I use digital processes to reconstruct the scenes and suggest colour themes. Our history instructs, seduces and tethers us, and I look to use paint to examine these emotive memories which reflect current themes and tensions in contemporary life.”

- Amy Dury

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